Anatoli Hotel in Naxos Greece

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Location informatin

Naxos Island the largest and most fertile island in Cyclades and one of the most attractive and beautiful in Greece. It combines golden sands with the mountain beauty.

Naxos Island has long history which includes the Hellenistic period, Archaic period, Venetian occupation, Byzantine period. Ancient temples, Frank castles, Venetian castles, palaces, archaeological museums, folklore museums marked with the stamp of past glories.

Saint George (Agios Georgios) is Naxos Town beach. Sandy and very long (1 km) is the first choice for swimming and spend a day on it.

It offers all kind of entertainment such as beach restaurants, beach bars and clubs, water sport facilities.

Naxos Town or Hora is the island's port and capital. It is a lively town, of Cycladic architecture with a maze of narrow streets and tiny passages and makes an excellent resort. Behind the waterfront an extensive, almost Medieval Old Quarter stretches up the hillside where Kastro (Castle) is. Walking around and in the Castle is a must while the views are exceptional.

How to come to Anatoli Hotel

The hotel offers free transfer from the port, but you have to pre book it. Otherwise, you can come very easily, follow the main street from the port and after 800 meters you will see a square, where you turn right and in a few meters you will see the hotel.

How to come to Naxos island

From Athens Airport, many planes each day during high season, but book a long time before you get to the island.

If you decide to go by boat most common route is Pireas -> Paros -> Naxos. However, some ferries make a stop at Syros as well before getting to Paros and Naxos.

From Rafina Port there are Catamaran ferries that do not carry vehicles and High Speed boats that can carry vehicles.

From Pireas Port there are the older ferries that take 6.30 hours to reach Naxos and go there via Paros, the High Speed that takes 3.45 hours and the Blue Star tha takes approximately 5:30 hours.

There are several other ferries that connect Naxos to other islands like Crete, Ikaria and Samos as well as big ports of Greece like Thessaloniki. Such trips are usually once a week, depending on the season.